四分律行事鈔資持記 3.84

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3.84

In the fourth [part], this means the five-strip robe is worn on the body, the seven-strip robe is spread on the bed, and the great robe is used as a pillow; hence it says 'lying within the seven-strip robe'. Nowadays, out of fear of damage and defilement, one only wears the five-strip robe while lying on the sitting mat, while the seven-strip robe and great robe are folded and placed at one's head.

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四分律行事鈔資持記 — Classical Chinese